Submissions must be anonymous, with a limit of 2 to 4 pages, excluding references, in the formatting indicated by the SBC template.  Authors should follow the instructions for anonymization. 

Authors must follow the Code of Conduct for Authors in Brazilian Computing Society’s Publications.

Furthermore, authors are strongly encouraged to consult the SIGCHI Accessibility Guide for Authors and the guides available on the website of the Accessibility and Usability Center (NAU) at UNIRIO.

Changing the language or authors will not be permitted after submitting the article.

Authors must submit their work electronically, in PDF format, using the JEMS system (Available soon) in PDF format.

It is expected that submissions for Posters contain:

• Clear and explicit definition of the contribution and originality of the work: What is the problem? How can your solution approach help? How does your approach relate to existing ones?
• Focus on the contribution of your work rather than theoretical foundations, including only sufficient theoretical background to make clear how your work differs from existing research.

For Demonstrations, in addition to the items listed above, works must include:

• Description of the system and its scientific and/or technological contribution, including social impacts and Human-Computer Interaction;

Works submitted to the Posters and Demonstrations track may be selected based on the significance of the problem or the originality of the solution approach.

If the demonstration is approved, the track coordinator will contact the authors to obtain information about the structure required for the presentation, such as the space required, devices that the authors intend to take to the demonstration, interaction with the public, etc.